4D Printing

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There are now 4D printers.

I like living in the future.

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  1. Author “Edwin O”, is described as “Edwin is a seasoned author specializing in mobility and energy topics. His writing style effectively informs readers accurately while keeping them engaged and captivated.” His first posting on Econews was two articles on June 21st, 2024, two on June 25th, two on June 26th, two on June 27th, two on June 29th, two on June 30th… only one on July 3rd, but back to a reliable two articles per day after…

    Yep, you’re in the future. Edwin is an AI.

  2. Sorry folks, Google just now catching up to 4D printing?
    DNA, expressed as A, G, T, or C in a line, is the first dimension.
    Second dimension is how/where it places the A, G, T, or C.
    Third is when it folds itself to where the right A, G, T, or C is contacting the other AGTC to form an organism.
    Fourth is when it meets a foreign body in time, it opens up to express itself into a neutralizing protein.
    And which also as an organism is able to change forms under heat, pressure, cold and emersion in differing substances.
    And Dr. Jack Kruse might even be able to add a few D’s to it?
    So, from the same Google, 4D printing has been around for 3.7 to 4.5 billion years old, or life on planet earth. (Google AI can’t even cross reference its own numbers. And I shudder to think how much electricity was used to configure this scam.)
    But I’m with you Joe, I like living in the future. (Even if it is somewhat plagiaristic.)

  4. Yeah, this is a AI technobabble. You gotta learn to recognize these things before Skynet switches on, boomer.
    There has been 4D printing for about 10 years, but it’s just a buzzword for a 3d printed object that changes its shape due to either material properties or clever print-in-place mechanisms.

  5. Don’t know that I’d call it a “4D printer”…maybe a Heuristic 3D printer. Capable of learning and adapting.

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